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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
Gladstone to Visit America.

LINCOLN, Neb., May Is.
The following message was sent Tuesday
night by President Fitzgerald of the Irish
National League, to Gladstone:
Learning from Lsndon cable dispatches
that there is possibility of your visiting
America during the coming autumn, hasten.
a. the president of the Irish National League
to tender you the respectful and cordial nos,
pitality of that body, with the warm hearted
greeting of the fifteen million lrish-Amsri-
cans and AZ an American citizen to assure
vou of such a welcome from the freedom
loving people of this land as has never before
h.en accorded A visitor to our shores.
(Signed1 J. G. FITZGERALD,
President |. N. L. League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19

BANGOR, May 18.
The corporators of the Penobscot Central
railroad organized at East Corinth TODAY by
choosing the following directors. John Nor
rison, Corinth; Thos. J. Peaks, J. H..
Higgins, Charleston Jerrard Levant, T. P
batchelder. j. B. Nichols, Kenduskeag; !;
VIM. T. Pearson, F. o. Beal. F. A. Wilson.
&. V. Lord, George Varney, Bangor; NJ. d.
kingsbury, Bradford; Hutchinson Atkinson,
George S. Clark, Garland. Subsequently
the DIRECTORS organized by the choice of John
Morrison rs president and T. 2. Batchelder
secretary.
The building committee ofthe Kicker Clas-
sical Institute of Houlton, consisting of C. p.
Tenpey, o. A. Burleigh. Houlton; f. f.
Webb, Waterville; Moses Giddines, Bangor !;
Rev, Jos. Kicker, Augusta, met here tonight
to open the bids and award the contract for
building the wooden hall at Houlton. Six
bids were offered bat all were above the
amount, $4,000, to which the committee is
limited. and no award was made. The COM
mittse adjourned to meet at Augusta tomor-
row, to consult an architect with view of
modifying the plans so a. to bring the cost
within the means of the committee.
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Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, May Is.
The following pensions have been granted
to Maine persons:
Doreash, widow of Daniel oun9, Cs.as
Amsnda r. widow Of Royal B. Wakefield
South Hollis. ,,u u,..
Fannie H., widow of Haskell W. Hinck
ley, Bluehill. u S.,.,
Presque Isle. u,
Carroll j., widow of Adoniram j. Howard
Belfast.
william McGlade, Bangor.
Pierre Naver, Togus.
Edward H. Dunn, East Denmark.
Daniel S. West, Togus.
Warren w. Wilkine, Gardiner.
George R. Kimball, Lewiston.
James A, Rome. Waterville.
Albion p. Saunders, Brewer.
Franklin S. Burns, Embden Centre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
Fight Among Deck Hands.

EVANSVILLE, I'll, May Is.
Steamer John Hopkins arrived here Tues
day afternoon, from Paduach, KY, bringing
news of terrible fight which occurred among
steamer deck hands Monday night Tom
Smith became involved in a quarrel with
Chas. Hodge, and the latter stabbed him to
death. Jim Bennett then struck Hodge over
the head with a club and killed him, and 9TH
er roysterers jumped at Bennett and nearly
beat him to death. Many Of the parties are
now under arrest. Passengers on the boat
passed a night of horror.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19

NEW YORK, May Is.
George Condit Smith, who was found in
Madison Square one night about two months
ago with bullet in his shoulder and who
put the police to so much trouble TO hnd his
mysterious assailant, has finally confessed
that he did the shooting himself. He led
the police to believe that he was shot BY
a rival in his suit for the hand of an heir
ess and Walter c. Camp, the well known
athlete of New Haven, was arrested on
suspicion of being the assailant but was soon
released. Smiths motive was, 1t 10 alleged,
to have suspicion point to Camp. thus des-
destroying the reputation of the latter and to
secure the tender sympathy of the press.
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Pilgrim Fathers OF Maine.

LEWISTON, May Is.
A meeting of the sixteen colonies of the
Order of the Pilgrim Fathers of Maine, for
the exemplificalion of the work of the ORDER
was held in Lewiston today. Supreme Gov
ernor, N. r. Morse, Salem, Mass. Supreme
Secretary, G. Z. Shepherd, Lawrence, Mass. :;
and Medical Director, A. E. White, Somer-
vile, Mass, were present. In the evening
after the banquet an address by Supreme
Governor Morse will close the proceedings
There is a large attendance.
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His sisters Bones on the Dissecting Ia.
Bile.
SourH BEND. Nav IS.

SoUrH BEND, Nav Is.
Young Walter Wells came here about six
weeks ago in search of his sister, who had
disappeared from her home in Toronto. He
found that the young woman had committed
suicide few days before, but was unable to
find her burial place. After q long search
Wells finally traced his sisters remains to
the dissecting table of DR.. Green, a suburban
physician, but his request TO remove the
bones to his home was refused BY the doctor
The local papers made sensation Of the af-
fair, and Tuesday, Wells went to the doctors
house threatening vengeance. Green was
not in, however, and the young man returned
to town. Going to his hotel, Wells locked
the door of his room and shot himself through
the heart.
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No Change in the Situation.

HAvERHILL, May Is.
There 10 no change to note in the situation n
of the shoe manufacturers lockout. At .
meeting of manufacturers, Tuesday night, q
committee was appointed to confer With the
K. of L. committee with respect to calling Of
the mediation of the State board of ar5itra-
ton. The K. of L. committee did not desire
this method of settlement and appointed q
committee to report a new proposition 20 the
manufacturers' committee which may lead to
a speedy settlement Of the present trouble. A
private meeting Of the manufscturers com
mittee was held Wednesday morning. the re-
suit of which has not yet been divuiged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO, May IS.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Chicago, Burlington T. Quincy railroad
occurred today. The old board of directors
was elected. The stockholders unanimously
ratified the action of the directors in aiding
in the construction of the leasing and pur-
chasing of the following railroads and their
branches: Galesburg & Rio, Nebraska &
Colorado, Omaha, North Platte, Grand Is-
land & Wyoming Central, Oxford & Kansas,
Chicago, Nebraska & Kansas, Kansas &
Southwe western. The board of directors meet
in Boston to elect officers.
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Child N urdered.

WINDSOR, VT, May l8.
The mother of the child found this morn
ing on the Evarts meadows has been arrest
ed in New York. She worked in Windsor
through the winter and left in March going to
Charleston, N. H., whore the child was born
three weeks ago. She left Charleston last
evening coming to Windsor about o'clock
when she said she put the child in apool Of
water and went to the hotel for the night,
leaving for New York on the early morning
train. Insanity is thought to be the cause Of
the deed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
Land Troubles.

ST. PETERSBURG, May Is.
Rioting is reported from Marva, to which
the police and troops have been sent. 1t 10
the result of embittered disputes between
peasants and land owners regarding the own
ersbip of certain woods. Eight villages in
the vicinity Of Narva are concerned. The
peasants have attacked the landowner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
Visiting Odd Fellows.
MARBLEHEAD, Mass,

Grand Canton Unity, No. ), Patriarchs
Militant of Salem. and Canton Pstrisrchs
Militant encampment No. 33, of Gloucester,
paid visit to this city this afternoon. The
visitors were received nv delegation from
Atlantic lodge Of Odd. Fellows. At 4.30 the
visitors were received by Atlantic lodge at
Odd Fellows hall, wnere a royal welcome
was given them and a collation. served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
A LATHE shooting.
TAuLKouAH, /. T., \

TAuLEouAH, l. T., May ls.
News has just reached here of what may
turn out to be triple killing in Flint Dis
trlcs, about 80 miles east Of here. John
Blair, Jim Christie and French Cristie were
returuing from . corn-stalk shooting where
they had INDUCED very freely in liquor, when
Jim Christie and Blair fell out. Christie
shot Blair 10 the side, mortally vounding
him. vhereupon Blair shot Jim Christie
through the head, killing him instantly. He
then turned and Shot French Christie through
the shouldss, sssiessly veundiss hin also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19

MAcHIAs, May Is.
Patrick Kelly at Steuben, worked IN the
forsnoon of Tuesday. In the afternoon ne
drove +. stake, connected his body BY rope
n the stake, went into the river and was
found drowned. He leaves wife ous no
children. He was eishsy-shrse years old.
=. remarked ten days before. 81 am tired Of
living.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
Train Derailed.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,. May IL.
An engine and four cars OF the local
f,e;,b, hound north on the Housatouic road
vere derailed between Kent and Cornwall
bridge station Tuesday afternoon BY large
boulder which rolled down on the track from
she hank above. The track was blocked sew
ara, hours. The through passenger train
nss.ed 4 few minutes before the stone fell, or
rora serious accident might have ensued.
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Recommends Their Approval.

New HAVEN, Ct, May Is.
Regarding the proposals of the Housatonic
Valley railroad AID Joel w. Sperry, presi-
dent Of the Derby railroad company, to this
city for the sale Of its interest in the latter
road, the board of finance reported TO the
common council recommending that the Pc
titioners have leave to withdraw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
Break for Liberty.

RALsIsH, N. c., May Is.
-Four State convicts, all colored, ont Of 80,
being taken to work on the governors man
siou this morning, msde . break for liberty
4. thev reached the stockade. Three vers
ahos by the guard and secured. The fourth
eecaped. No ems vas killed.
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Missing.

LEWISTON, May Is.
VIII. Parker, of Durham. went out Tuesday
hour. Searching parties have looked in vain
for him during last night and early today.
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Crushed to Death.

DOVER. N. H., May lS.
Melvin J. Chandler of Ripley, Me, aged
% years, was killed by CAVERN at Pink
hams brick yard, at Dover Point, Wednes
day morning. He leaves aged parents At
Ripley where his body will be taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19

A SrARrLme Truth l-Thoussnds die an
nuslly from neglected coughs and colds,
which soon ripen into consumption, or other
equally fatal diseases of the lungs; when, BY
the timely use Of single bottle OF DR..
Wistss's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, their lives
could have been preserved 70 : green old
-. nsyl7d&wiw
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Hi, Ide.ti,y Established.

Bosrox, Nay l6.
The man supposed to BE- murdered in 1er-
.a;,h. n. a., proves to b Michael Conlon'
~Sn i;vss vith his moshsr and brother on
Trsvsrse street in this city, and between -
ana 25 ysars Of ags.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19
A DisGRACEFUL SCENE.

Editor O'Brten Assaulted in the streets
OF Toronto by q Howlins Mob and sew.
eral Blows AIMED at Him-A voIIey of
stones shattered the Windows of a
Store in Which He Took Refuse-Sey.
Persons Injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19

FROM BANGOR.

NO Bids Accepted for HouIton Classical
lnstitute-Raiiroad Corporators Organ.
ixe.
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BASE BALL.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At DISQUALIFICATION Blues IL, Haverhill
3.
At Lowell-Lswell 8. Portland 4.
At Salem-Lswrence 10, Salem 9.
At Lynn-Msnchester 5, Lynn l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19

races
237 CLAss-Purse of $500. Divided.
Geo. +. Atkins, Cromwell. /
II. J. Stone, Woodbury. Boy, : 2 2
Dodge & Bickford Frank, 3 3
B. G. Kimbsll. Birgona, - 4
Time-2.37, 2.3S, ASA.
229 CLASS.
N j. Stone. Little Dick. |
II. Richardson, Oweenee, 3 8 =
l.. W. Milliken, Rocklsnd Boy, 2 3
J Woodbury., Kitty L.. ? 4
Z. McEvery's, Billie r, ) 8
Time-2 800, 2.35, = 294.
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A MYSTERY SOLVED.

A Man shoots Himself so as 70 Accuse
His Rival OF the Deed.
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THE TURF.
Summary OF " Mednesday's Races at Law.
renee, Mass.

LAWRENCE, Mass. May is.
The following 10 the summary of today .
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.

indications for the Mex, "a Hour..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-19

The following is the standing Of the New
ENGLAND League cluhs up to date:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-12
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OELRIQH'S.& 90.

2 Bowling Green, Nep Dort
Us. 8. OOuns, 9. @rieienbed, Qnsp
& Sdmelser unb s. g. Wac9aamdru,
geo. 285 @cmuaereefraBe, 9Senten far
San Nntcnic.
5. RunSe & Co., Msenten fir guerr
%. Buffet, Nsent far G@utenturs.
WCie &apbael, Usent fur Sculrn.
Clemens & 5auff unb Grnlf Saerf
Hsenten fir Neusg raunfels.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
Resolutions or Thanks.

At the regular council fire of the Grsat
Council of Delaware, Improved Order
OF Rad Men, tho following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Several of the prominent
musical citizens Of Wilmington have
voluntarily given at the Opera House,
oa the reception Of, IN honor of the Great
Council of the United States, on the
18th eleep, Corn moon, G. 8. d. 396, o
concert Of aye Old Folks." And
WHEREAS. Oae of the principles Of
the Iuprovsd Otdar of Rsd men is to
give honor to whom honor Is due. And
WHEREAS, Much of the enjoyment
snd pleasure of the Great Representa-
tives wac derived from, the said concert.
Therefore.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the
Crest Council of Delaware and the en-
tire O;der OF the State, is due. and II
hereby rendered to Henry Baird and J.
M. Curt!s, NJ. D., and to each one Of
their associates, uader the title Of Eye
Old Folks" for the excellent concert
given in honor Of the Great Council Of
u. 6.
Resolved, That copy OF these reso.
lutions be forwarded to the above
usmed leaders of "Ye Old Felix's" and
published Ia toe papers Of the city.
Attest, THos. b Il. MESSENGER, JR.,
Great Chief Of Records.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
mr. Manning ON his Death Bed.

ALBANY, December 22.-Ali day long
anxious watchers have watched by the
bedside of the dying Ex Secretary Man
ming. The life spark has flickerea and
sputtered and there has been no sign of
hope at any time. He has been sinking
slowly but steadily. At noon the physi-
clans sadly announced that the distin-
guished invalid had not more than few
hours to live, and though at halfpast
two the pulse was surpris ng strong there
was constant drain upon his vitality
that it was known could have but enc
inevitable ED. He had sinking spell
shortly after three O'Clock that was re-
garded as certainly fatal but, to the sur
prise of all, the ex Secretary rallied, and
then 1t was that the docter said, as he left
the sick chamber, he might possibly live
until morning. During the day Mr..
Manning would give indication Of con-
eciousness when aroused, but for most
part of the time appeared to be in doze.
Midnight - Mr.. Manning's condition
showed little change and it was thought
he would live through the night. His
vitality is surprising, but as he takes no
nonrishment and is growing weaker the
end cannot be much longer ayerted He
remains most of the time in q semi-stupor
from which he occasionally arouses Dur
ing these tim.s he is perfectly conscious.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
Wasn:R g ton Notss.

The Sgua yesterday passed Its arst
n!iI fer this session, and characteristi'
cally 1t is TO oreate An Cfnce Win q
large salary--a fish com missioner,
with scientific and practical acquaint
nnce with 6rh aud fisheries" at q
salary OF $1,000 The House agreed,
withnu. division, to the new rules
reported by mir. EAudall from the ooEl :.
mi.toe on rules. All the proposed
changes in the rales were with the
uuani n DUE vote OF the committee, Mr..
Randall staie cd, except the one creating
h select commtttes on the alcoholic
liouor traffic. That, ne said, was car
rio 8 by himself In conjunction with the
TWO Republican members OK the com
mittee. Mr.. Randall is particularly IN
teresled in ebol!shtns tba tax ON whisky
last now to save the tariff, anc he
wishes to create the new committee,
with thu IDEA probably that 1t would
somehow further his schemes Among
the now rules ,s one requiring private
bills to be presented through tho CLERK,
who will give them proper reFefenos,
and apother restricting the numper o.
comics OF bills printed. The com mmittee,
Il Ia stated, is still considering Mr.. NC
Cresry'l proposed amendment to the
ruleo rsJuiring the general sppropria
tioa b.lls 10 bs reported within sixty
dsys during the lcng session and WITHIN
forty daJs during the short session.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23

A Pittsburg dispatch says: "It may
seem Ike . fairy tale, yet it Is true,
that ths Pennsylvania ailroad, great a.
ere It's resources, Is unable to furnish
trapsportaiion for some OF the plate
elass made at works here, not, howeveI.
Sscanss Of lis weight, but because 1t Is
Two large 10 ad nit of It's passage through
the tuureis along the route OF the road:
a Philade!phia architect lately placs
an order with local manufacturer for
two plgtes OF elass to be used in o s.ruc
surs In tho eastern metropolis OF tenn
syivania eaoa 70 ns IL ,D. SiSH !, uas ana 10 ionnd
- - J,, Ia i'm nossihle to set rail- tranepo1ta
,,op ~ D for ;hcm. Nothing daunted, how.
sgar ssSI II Inc arahilect determined to have
tts eIa.E AZ any hazard, and hns made e
artsI arr + ssueuts TO have it shipped Sy .,s,
~, ~, 10 New Orleans, and thence oy
ssa 10 PHILADELPHIA"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
JOHN DAVIS, l24 MARKET ST,

LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR.
Tho tailoring business
ls Conspicuous fof designs
In high styio anu qaaiiiy
To which ovefy Jn5 poliEel
lar. Davis ySry corIislIy Invita-
Tns pubic tlSro.
lie has tho iAteit fash ons
And mis- Charges arD bal IaF;
he has f'roLoo and LnSiish worstsis
nina no vhnts Sou To iEsptct;
Ani d oltoLs, twoais AGd c@ssiinsr3e
From wEicn Jou may sslect.
he makes Them up IN tlogaLcs
2nc outs and f1ts 81 nsat
All the isteOt ETY. ies Ofgarmsnt7,
And ne does mis- wCrA complete.
II yog Onoe Try MIR. DAYS
Wo arc sure yGu'il try 20 other,
Th0lvn no TO Jour uearGst frle.d,
Your Jusil or your OE0toer.
Hone can make up clothing
More sLyIisd. sITCnG " nosI,
Vita any IN lnc city
He 10 rosdy 10 compete.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
Two Deaths

On Thursday William Duffy, brother
of Officer Neal Duffy, died at his fathers
residence, No. AT East Filth street. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 9 O'Clock. High mass will be said
in st. Mary's r G church
On Thursday morning Z iiah johnson,
the well-known colored carter died at his
residence in South Wilmington of old
|age. "Lije" was slave in early life and
came to this city from the peninsula
He was well anu favorably known.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
A Valuable Parrot

A Kalamazoo man has parrot that
he wouldn't sell for its weight In silver.
On FIVE different occasions has this In
telligent bird eaved the house from
being burglarized. The last time was
on a recent night. Tho burglar got the
door unfastened, but when he opened ii
the parrot asked In q stern and harsh
voice: "Hello, therei What's the mat.
tei?" The burglar didn't answer, but
fell over himself In his desperate hurry
to get away from there.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
A. b. DEMAEEEs, S3l MARKET ST.

FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Al Mr. uomarses' 81 90 Store
should you choose.
TO rt yourgsli
With booc9 ald ehoog,
a etock u Henss you thero will tin1,
With flfhioD, tasts and etieng.n com.
binso,
B0Uts for lsborsrs on the farm,
10 Reep tho foct both dry and warm.
Fnmpa Tor youn1steIs whom they 10
rOtr p trs lisht iantas:ic toe,
Material good, saperbly mado
He stands A am0ag the ira ie,
His s,ocg Includes tlo different s!zss
And BOld at owG right prices:
so please TO make an carly call
He guErante=s to ploale ,ou all.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
CUMMINGS, 3u2 MARKET ST,
LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER.

LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS.
To BG 5Iol the human TACO Giviac
And draw tie lilo ltEe pof;.aiE me-,
= I'd stan p the fselurta ss q dlsp.ayGd
In eYeEy liDt of light ana saaie;
rata Is u is ART, sBd well 4e can
Ta1a repr osSn! tho youth or man,
rLo peerless bsta.y BkGd dame,
or iovelg mRtfon al hs came;
hrd oh,liren's Res.urs took OF ar
30 ligo that iiio ltseli - there;
ana bauios' pi;.urs1 rice ana oute,
The dry plate La.Es5 tacss last 10 salt.
mr.. Ju nnipXs' yi:iurss, all adaiil
nHst. cIAss;
No srtilt eau hts vor1 5urI asa,
AID ali Who Oh - baso 6D3n nis views
Return with illJG1s more faithful To
ch -Os6
HIS eabIlst pic urea are MT 100 Gears
en- nor caz,;xel your uiaGareJ taKen mere,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
Call for Stoeckle's SELECT.
ItMnl amply Repay You

To call s.t the great Tooacco Mart and
erauoine our stock Of meerschaum sets.
pipeg and smokers; also cigars, as, 80
in q box, evidently designed for presents
or scnethins OF that character. The de.
msnd Is greater for them than any pre-.
vious year. but cur supply is much
larger and prices lower than ever before.
We have also alarge supply of sNAvrrY
in small and large packages. CHAP
MAN Seventh and Orange, Whining.
ton, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
1. GEO. Stab, sl4 MARKET ST.

BREAD, CAKES AND PIES.
The pubIi, always supply
With wheaton bread
And cloioest rye;
And eyory noon at dinner hour
Lclioious ru-ks and ch )icest h)ur;
All sort Of broad that's IN tho town,
The Graham and tne Bosom brown;
hll 2inls oi fancy cakes for tea
Are Iuan nfs3 u ured hero By mo.
Wedding cSs es OF now design
AND chOicost connections are 6isplaJod
Unto your interest IL will be
To purchase here: cBtl In and see.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
LuLLMER,s, bo9 MARKEv sT. .

HEADING RESTAURANT,
Dinner from Elevsn 10 Three T NJ.
when coming 70 wilmington
Totarry aWfiis
SnCuid you wish 70 bo carel 20.
In excellent stylc,
hr. FullAer's IS d pleasant resort
WnGn tho tIme OF uBy comes
TO get something 20 cat
Hts eteWs and hls s;ehgs
Have a saw )r 80 rare
When onop you hRye eaten
You'll sver xO thGr3.
he most excellont ;Ofee,
Fish, Lam and ozRa,
Aud no sorvs5 up oysters
In IaHs, etews Ur ftl.s,
ho 8 Convenient 10 buEtlcs3,
To bAnss and the rAtni.
end ino proprietor spares
hcithc7 monoy or pSIas.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
kGRsNDPARENTS.

Warm lined house shoes and slip
tn srl warm lined rubber shoes.
Irhe FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
m Will fnd all the soove in the
rvs, styles Of reliable quail
maud our well known moder-
| u lces win enable you to de-
d. quickly.
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